Re: [PATCH] powerpc: merged asm/cputable.h

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There is a small issue here: You turn identify_cpu into C code. However,
on ppc32, this is called with the kernel not yet relocated (before
prom_init even !). Same with the feature fixup. On ppc32, in order to
run C code that early, it needs to be in -mrelocatable bits of code
(like prom_init) or use RELOC macros (ugh !).

We could keep the bulk of the patch (turn cur_cpu_spec into a struct) but 
still do identify_cpu() in asm, although it would seem like a step backward.

We can do it in C in ppc32 if we use proper RELOC() macros, or do it in
an -mrelocatable piece of code like prom_init (but I'd like to avoid
that).

Do people think it's "better" to have one unified asm implementation, or one 
in asm for ppc32 and one in C for ppc64?

We should only need one implementation for both I suppose.

Ben